UNITED POLYMER TECHNOLOGY LLC
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
SECTION I - PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
MATERIAL - CSA, CSB & CSC (all grades)
REVISION DATE - JANUARY 22, 2003 PREVIOUS REVISION DATE - NEW FORMAT
FILE DESIGNATION - CSA & CSB & CSC MATERIAL USE - VARIOUS
MANUFACTURER'S NAME/ADDRESS
: UNITED POLYMER TECHNOLOGY LLC526 S. MAIN ST., STE 111 AKRON, OH 44311
PHONE: (330) 535-9400
EMERGENCY PHONE: (330) 535-9400 UPDATE: 01/22/03
SECTION II - COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
Chemical Name: ColorSineÔ A or ColorSineÔ B ColorSineÔ C formulated thermochromic wax colorant containing:
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wt. % |
CAS NO. |
Chemical Family |
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Ingredient A |
< 1.0 – 5.0 |
Proprietary |
Proprietary |
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Ingredient B |
< 2.0 – 17.0 |
Proprietary |
Proprietary |
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Ingredient C |
< 97.0 |
Proprietary |
Proprietary |
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Paraffin Wax |
> 0.0 – 50.0 |
N/A |
Petroleum Hydrocarbon |
No hazardous ingredients in formulation.
SECTION 111 - HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW
POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS (HMIS RATING)
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Fire Hazard: 1 |
Health Hazard: 0 |
Reactivity: 0 |
Personal Protection: See Section 8 |
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0 = MINIMAL 1 = SLIGHT HAZARD 2 = MODERATE HAZARD 3 = SERIOUS HAZARD 4 = SEVERE HAZARD |
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EYE CONTACT |
Exposure to fumes, vapors or smoke from thermally degraded product can cause irritation to eyes. |
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INHALATION |
Exposure to vapors, fumes, or smoke from molten material handled in confined areas can produce irritation or respiratory tracts, and possible physical discomfort to sensitive individuals. |
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INGESTION |
This material is essentially inert and non-toxic. Regardless of this, the material should be handled with care and not be ingested or put in the mouth. |
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SKIN |
Skin contact with molten material will cause severe burns. |
SECTION IV - FIRST AID MEASURES
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EYES |
Exposure to fumes, vapors or smoke of over heated product can result in irritation to eyes. Direct contact of the molten material will cause eye injury and burns. When handling molten material eye shields must be worn at all times. Should an accident occur, flush eyes with generous amounts of water for al least 15 minutes. Administer prompt first aid measures. Consult your physician. |
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SKIN |
Exposure to fumes, vapors or smoke of over heated product can result in irritation to skin. Direct contact of the molten material will cause injury and burns. For burns apply running water injured area for 15 minutes. Do not attempt to remove any material bonded to the skin. Consult your physician. |
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INHALATION |
Remove individual to a well ventilated area for fresh air and call a physician if respiratory symptoms warrant medical attention. |
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INGESTION |
Material is not acutely toxic by ingestion. If material is ingested, do not induce vomiting. Call a physician. |
SECTION V - FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
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Flammability -Yes Will support a flame above flashpoint |
Means of extinction - Use water fog, foam, dry chemical or CO2 extinguisher. Do not use direct water stream. |
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Special procedures- Use water to keep containers cool |
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FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA |
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Flash point- > 210 ~C |
Upper explosion limit - N/A |
TDG flammability classification-NOT DANGEROUS |
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Auto ignition temp. - Not Avail. |
Lower explosion limit - N/A |
Hazardous combustion products CO2, CO (See Section 10) |
SECTION VI - ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
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SPILLS OR LEAKS |
Handle as a wax. With molten spills, allow the material to solidify and cool. Keep material out of sewers and watercourses by diking or impounding. Recover and place into appropriate containers for recycling or disposal according to prevailing local, state and federal laws. |
SECTION VII - HANDLING AND STORAGE
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When kept in molten state, use inert gas blanketing to avoid material degradation. As a solid, avoid contamination by keeping in closed containers |
SECTION VIII -
EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION|
This material will be utilized in molten form. Proper protective splash resistant clothing, thermal gloves, splash resistant shoes, and eye shields must be worn to prevent injury. Use molten material in a well ventilated area. When working in a confined area, use of appropriate respiratory gear is recommended |
SECTION IX - PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
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Appearance Solid Waxy Variable Colors |
Odor None |
Physical State Solid @ 25~C |
pH Not Applicable |
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Vapor Pressure (mm Hg) <0.01 @ 25~C |
Vapor density (air=1) >5 |
Boiling Point (BP) > 250~C |
Solubility in water (20oc <0.1% |
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Evaporation rate(Butyl Acetate=1) <0.01 |
Freezing point Not applicable |
Volatiles (by volume) <1.0% |
Specific Gravity (25 ~C)N/A |
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Coeff water/ all distribution <0.01 |
Melting Point 40~C - 85~C |
Molecular weight Not defined |
Odor threshold (PPM) Not available |
SECTION X - STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
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CHEMICAL STABILITY |
YES |
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COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES |
NO |
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IF NO, WHICH ONES? |
Strong oxidizing agents, eg., peroxides, chlorine. |
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REACTIVITY, AND UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS |
STABLE |
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HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS |
Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and other products such as aldehydes and ketones depending on conditions of oxidation. |
SECTION XI - TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
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Skin Contact |
Skin Absorption |
Eye Contact |
Inhalation acute chronic |
Ingestion |
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INGREDIENT A |
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No Carcinogenicity citations found OSHA limit not establishedSARA not listed |
None |
None |
Not a primary irritant |
None known |
LD50 in mice 8g/kg |
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INGREDIENT B |
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No Carcinogenicity citations found OSHA TLV/TWA 10mg/cubic meter as dust |
mild irritant |
none |
moderate irritant |
mild irritation to nose only |
LD50 rat 4.2g/kg |
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INGREDIENT C |
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No Carcinogenicity citations found OSHA: Not listed |
none |
none |
none |
none |
non-toxic |
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PARRAFFIN WAX |
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No Carcinogenicity citations found OSHA: Not listed IARC: Not listed NTP: Not listed |
none |
none |
none |
mild |
N/A |
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Sensitizing or Synergistic material for all ingredients: None Known
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Effects of acute exposure to material Wax fumes have been reported to be irritating to the respiratory tract, especially to sensitized persons. Molten product could cause thermal burns on contact with the skin |
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Effects of chronic exposure to material In rats, chronic ingestion has shown accumulation in target organs (liver, spleen) with associated nonspecific immune response. |
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LD50 of material: Not Available |
LC50 of material: Not Available |
Exposure limit of material TLV/TWA 2 mg/m3 for paraffin wax fume |
Irritancy of material :TLV set to prevent irritancy |
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Sensitizing capability of material :Not known |
Carcinogenicity \ Mutagenicity of material Not carcinogenic by studies to date. Ames negative. |
Reproductive effects of material None known |
Synergistic materials: None Known |
SECTION XII - ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION
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Material is not considered harmful to the environment. Nevertheless, material from spills and other generated waste must be disposed of properly in conformance with all local, state and federal regulations. |
SECTION XIII - DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS
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This material is not RCRA hazardous waste material. Follow local regulatory laws for proper disposal |
SECTION XIV - TRANSPORT INFORMATION
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DOT proper shipping name |
Not regulated |
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DOT hazardous classification |
Not Applicable |
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DOT Haz. Mat table 172.101 |
Not listed |
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DOT appendix to sec. 172.101 |
Not listed |
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DOT labels required |
None |
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DOT placards required |
None for solid product. Hot molten liquid requires a class 9 "HOT" placard. Bill of lading must carry the statement: Elevated temperature material, liquid, N.O.S. 9, UN3257, III (WAX). |
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TDG classification |
Not controlled under TDG (Canada). |
SECTION XV - REGULATORY INFORMATION
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OSHA Hazardous Chemical |
RCRA |
SARA |
TSCA |
State Regulations |
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Ingredient A |
Not listed |
Not reported |
Not listed |
Listed |
None |
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Ingredient B |
10mg/cubic meter |
Not listed |
Not listed |
Listed |
MN= Hazard Substance For disposal |
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Ingredient C |
Not listed |
Not listed |
Not listed |
Listed |
None |
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Paraffin Wax |
Not listed |
Not listed |
N/A |
Listed |
None |
SECTION XVI - OTHER
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Source used: A.C.G.I.H. (Documentation of threshold values), RTECS, IARC Monographs, Oxford Toxicology Forum, Special Meeting on Hydrocarbons. |
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PREPARATION DATE OF THE M.S.D.S. |
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Prepared by :Dr. Sebastian V. Kanakkanatt |
Date prepared: January 22, 2003 |
Signature: |
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Disclaimer This material safety data sheet is offered for your information only. We believe the statements, technical information and recommendations contained here are reliable, but are given without warranty or guarantee of any kind, expressed or implied. United Polymer Technology LLC. assumes no responsibility for any loss, damage or expense, direct or consequential, arising from the use of our material. It is the responsibility of the user to determine the suitability and completeness of such information for the required use or application. We do not assume any legal responsibility for nor do we give permission, inducement or recommendation to practice any patented invention without a license. Further it is the user's obligation to utilize this material in full compliance with all health, safety and environmental regulations. |
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